Barcode scanner

Point your camera at a product barcode. We’ll read it on your device and automatically look up the matching product.

Keep the bars inside the frame

Camera is off. Start it to scan, or enter a barcode below.

Enter a barcode instead

If your camera is unavailable, type the digits printed under the bars.

For developers

Add barcode scanning to your website

Use the @barcodesgg/scanner JavaScript library to scan UPC and EAN codes in the browser. It offers a ready-made web component, a React hook and a headless API. Scanning works without an API key; to look up products, add a Barcodes.gg publishable key.

npm install @barcodesgg/scanner

Package and setup guide → Read the developer guide →

Which product is this barcode?

Checking a sneaker or streetwear barcode? Look it up to see the product it belongs to. Free, no account.

Have manufacturer style codes in a CSV? Enrich your catalogue in bulk. For a recurring integration, the barcode lookup API returns product, size and images for each code, with a 7-day free trial. The sneaker price API adds resale prices for the size of each barcode.

Learn more

How to validate a barcode: UPC, EAN & GTIN

A practical guide to checking that a UPC, EAN, or GTIN is well formed before you trust it.

SKU lookup vs barcode lookup for resellers

The difference between looking up a product by SKU or style number and by barcode, and when to use each one for sourcing.

What is a GTIN? UPC, EAN & GS1 barcode standards

A GTIN is the GS1 Global Trade Item Number that sits above UPC, EAN and the 14-digit case code as one shared product identifier.